It just may be! You should check with the neighbors and then go to the courthouse and check the records. If any historical person ever stayed there and you can prove it, you can put your home on the historical register and qualify for certain government grants that will allow you to restore and improve.

Any home 100 years or older is a historical home.

OK? I am not sure why you are making that statement. The requirements of owning historical property are determined by the entity that declared it historical in the first place. Federal, state or the local city.

Read this. I hope it helps :)